Congratulations Year 12 WHS Students on successfully submitting all 26 Research Folders for 2012 for this Wiki class.
Best wishes for your future investigations, I hope you take with you some valuable skills for your future.
Term 2 Week 6
You Evaluations are due Friday the1st of June, by providing a hard copy printed and an electronic copy saved to my USB or emailled to caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
Harvard Generator online tool This link will help you with generating a Harvard Reference online for your Reference list.
Term 2 Week 5
This week you will need to do an Evaluation of your research project. I have handed out in class adetailled sheet that explains how to set up your evaluation.
On Friday 25/5/12 your 200 word summary of your research project evaluation is due to me. Please email it to me at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
There is a link below to the SACE website where you can see examples of evaluations that students have completed last year. You can use these examples as a model for your research project evaluation.
If you are completing Research Project A that does not require an ATAR or written, but oral evaluation, you will need to make a time with me to record or present this as a multi modal presentation.
please read this attached file as a moderators repose on tips of how to best prepare your research project Folio and outcome to achieve the best results you can.
A maximum of ten A4 pages (written) or a maximum of 10 minutes, or the equivalent in multimodal form.
The teacher and student select evidence of the research development. The evidence selected may include material from the proposal.
Digitally recorded evidence or written notes, or a combination of these, to a maximum of 10 minutes of continuous recording or two A4 pages in printed copy, or equivalent. Notes may be made before, during, and/or after one or two formal discussions.
Research Outcome (30%)
A maximum of 1500 words if written or a maximum of 10 minutes if oral, or the equivalent in multimodal form.
Assessment Type 1: Folio In your Folio 10 pages label P1, P2, A1, A2, A3 (performance standards) where they occur with stickynotes or comments explaining them.
The selection should provide evidence of each of the specific features of the assessment design criteria ‘Planning’ (consideration and identification of the research topic, and planning of research processes appropriate to the research topic) and ‘Application’ (development of the research, analysis of information and exploration of ideas, and application of knowledge and skills).
Material submitted for the proposal and research development part of the folio may consist of a combination of written and non-written evidence. This should be limited to a total of ten single-sided A4 pages (not additional pages reduced in size) or 10 minutes or equivalent of digitally recorded evidence.
For the discussion part of the folio, students and teachers include digitally recorded evidence or written notes, or a combination of these, to a maximum of 10 minutes or two A4 pages, or equivalent. For example, a student may submit 5 minutes of digitally recorded evidence and one A4 page.
Assessment Type 2: Research Outcome
Students negotiate with their teachers suitable forms for producing their research outcome. The form is likely to vary from student to student, depending on the research topic and focus of the research processes. The evidence of learning submitted for assessment may be, for example:
an essay, a report, a booklet, or an article that incorporates evidence and examples that substantiate the key findings
a product, for example, an artefact, a manufactured article, or a work of art or literature, or a record of a product, with accompanying evidence and examples that substantiate the key findings.
The research outcome may be presented in written, oral, or multimodal form. In most cases the word and time limits, as stated in the Research Project subject outline, apply both to the research outcome or product, and to the accompanying evidence and examples.
However, in some cases the word and time limits apply only to the accompanying evidence and examples that substantiate the key findings. The outcome or product may be, for example, an installation, a construction, or a song, to which word and time limits would not apply.
Identification The CD-R or DVD–/+R should be identified with the:
school number
name of the subject
SACE registration number and any other numerals used to identify each student in the recording.
This information must be clearly indicated on the CD-R or DVD–/+R with a title in the menu or a title slide at the beginning of the CD-R or DVD–/+R.
When there is more than one CD-R or DVD–/+R for an assessment group, each CD-R or DVD–/+R should be clearly numbered (1, 2, etc.).
Only SACE registration numbers or other numerals should be used to identify students in electronic files.
Example
Work of Individual Student
School Number: 0XXX
Assessment Details: AT1, Task 2
SACE Registration Number: 123456X
Term 2 Week 1
Your draft research Outcome is now due. You will need to meet with me to recieve feedback on your outcome and and folio using the performance standards. This meeting will give you an opportunity to see how well you are going and where you need to improve before your final copies are due. This week you should be editing your outcome. Please see me if you need any assistance.
Weeks 9 and 10
If you have not done a discussion with me you will need to make a time ASAP. You will need to continue to develop your Folio and have a draft outcome by the end of term.
There will be no classes on Week 10 Thursday and Friday as I will be in Malaysia for work. I expect that you have uploaded to your wiki or emailled me a draft or outline of how you expect to present your outcome. You can contact me on my email at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.auGood luck with your research, Caroline Woud.Week 6-8Discussion Ensure you make a time with your teacher to complete your first discussion this week. It can be 5 minutes oral recorded or 1 A4 sheet of writing. Ensure you use the discussion handouts to guide your questions for your discussion.
5 tips for writing interview questionsWriting questions for an interview can be tricky. It is important that you know the right questions to ask and how to ask them. Structuring of the interview questions is also important. The following are five simple tips to help you write interview questions.
It allows you to view key new stories as they are reported in a number of countries and to view coverage of world, national, business, technology, sports and entertainment.
By selecting Australia – I can then search for media coverage on Indonesia for example.
Letter for consent to interview or survey a person for the Research Project is provided in the word file below.
Discussion will begin this week. Ensure you have booked an appointment time with me to hand up a 1 page written discussion or to record a five minute discussion. Use time this week to look at some online examples of folio work at the SACE web site link below. This will help as a model of how to record your own research key findings in your folio work.SACE web site Week 5 Annotating articles you have read.When you research you will need to make notes on your articles, to demonstrate you have read, summarised and analysed your work to produce key findings. You can simply high light and make hand written notes on your page, or use sticky notes to summarise key findings.Another way is to copy and paste the article into word and in the review tab at the top of the page, insert a "New comment" where you can make comments in a text box at the side of the page. Useful ResourcesAustralia's original search engine. Has useful links to Australia's magazines and Newspapers.Search 30 million+ Australian web pages:
Web Wombat - the original Australian search engine
Newspapers from all over the world. Here for near to 20,000 newspaper links catalogued by country and for USA by State
Online Newspaper Directory for the World
[Thousands of Newspapers Listed by Country & Region]
Week 4 20/2/2012
Research Proposal due at the start of week 4, Monday the 20th of February 2012.
1. Thank you to all the students who handed in their Research proposals on time. If you still have not handed it in could you please email it to my school email account caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
2. Remember you need to upload your Research proposals to your wiki page, or email them to me at my address above To do this go to Edit your page/ File upload / browse / select document / upload / save.
3. Let me know on your wiki pages if you are doing Research Project A or B.
You can do this by copy and pasting one of the A or B options below. Research Program A: Evidence of learning for the final evaluation can be in one or a combination of written, visual, or oral modes. Research Program B: For students who intend their Research Project to contribute to their Tertiary Entrance Rank (TER). Evidence of learning must be presented in written form to meet the common written assessment component.
4. As you find more information on your topic you can refine your concept map to include this information.
5. Now you are ready to develop your research by completing the following tasks and record them electronically on your wiki journal page/ Research Development . Assessment Type 1, Folio: Part 2 – Research Development 1. Conduct and develop research 2. Collate evidence of research e.g. · Readings notes · Drafts · Diagrams · Letters · Emails · Interview notes · Record of online search · Logbook entries · Field work · Dated and captioned photos · Graphs · Surveys and survey data · Calculations · Feedback from sources · Translations 3. Evidence of Capabilities development 4. Opportunities and barriers and responses Ongoing reflection on learning and research processes.
SurveysYou should now be immersed in your research locating different sources of information and evidence for your Research Report.This Includes a survey of peoples attitudes.You can also use **Zoomerang** as an online survey tool. Facebook is another online social networking site, that can be used to gather and collate information with friends and Groups. http://www.surveygizmo.com/ is another online survey tool that you might find useful. Caroline Woud Teachercaroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au OHS&W Announcement OHS&W Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare legislation states that before we commence any new activity we need to do a RISK ASSESSMENT on it first. This would be looking at what safety measures are required and what contingency/ emergency plans do we have if something might go . Please see me before you begin activites for the appropriate RISK ASSESSMENT forms to complete.Ms Woud :)
If you have any trouble with technology, please make a note in your journal - we will learn how to fix it - maybe - we will learn from each other .
SLASA Online Referencing Generator
SLASA Online Referencing Generator
Located on the Intranet homepage, under online courses / Middle School Bibliography. Week 1 Term 1 2012 To join this wiki you would have recieved an email with an invitation to join this wiki. You need to click on the link in the email and sign up as a member (if you are not a member) or sign in.
Once you have signed into this wiki, you will need to add a page of your own with a alias name that identifies who you are to your teacher.
To add your own page click on the "new page" icon on the top left hand column on this page.
Your page is for you to record an electronic copy of your work that you complete during the Research Project.
Guided InquiryDr Ross Todd & Dr Carol Kuhlthau" Inquiry is about an approach to learning that involves a process of us exploring our world, that leads to asking questions and making discovery in the search for new knowledge. It is about creating opportunities for students to be engaged in authentic and active learning based on their own quetions". (Dr Ross Todd, Guided Inquiry conference Adelaide, 30th July 2010). Information Search Process
Tasks
Feelings(affective)
Thoughts(cognitive)
Action(physical)
Initiation
uncertainty
vague
seeking relevant informationexploring
Selection
optimism
Exploration
confusion, frustration, doubt
Formulation
clarity
focused
seeking pertinent informationdocumenting
Collection
sense of direction/ confidence
increased interest
seeking pertinent informationdocumenting
Presentation
satisfaction or dissatisfaction
Evaluation
satisfaction or dissatisfaction
The Resource Based Learning (RBL) process
We are in the process of: D L S O P E
D= Definine
L = Locate
S = Select
O = Organise
P = Present
E = Evaluate
Use the following ERGO link to learn about RBL http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/ergo/research_skills
Use the following link to go to the SACE website and view examples of support materials and videos that will assist you with your research Project SACE research Project support materials
This week you are to find an article on your topic using EBSCOHOST. Find a useful article, print it and create a reference for it using the Middle school or Senior School Reference Generator, on the online learning tools of the school home page. Ensure that you annotate your bibliography (make notes and highlight key words.
Friday 3/2/12 homework.
Write and introduction to your research for your proposal. Include the following information for your proposal:
ProposalPurpose To present your preliminary ideas regarding your topic, research processes and chosen capability.
This file was handed out on Thursday 3/2/12 and includes instructions on how to complete your Folio: Proposal; Development;Discussion
Week 2 This week create a page for yourself by clicking on the "page and files +" symbol at the top left hand corner of this wiki.
Create an assumed name for yourself and let me know what it is so I can see your work.
When you create a page you do not need to add tags. Your page name will then appear on the left hand column of this wiki. Journal entry
Create a journal entry for your research. Describe what you have done so far and include a copy of the introduction for your proposal. See proposal notes handed out in class.
If you do not create a page to record your research you can always email me each week with your journals and work, atcaroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
Online Resources
Ebscohost - on intranet page - excellent database of news for currency. EBSCHO host EBSCHO
Evaluating information - CRAP System for referencing http://dclibrary.edu.glogster.com/evaluating-information/ Currency Reliability Authority Purpose Begin your Research Proposal by developing your topic (Hypothesis or Guiding question) and develop focus questions. The research proposal should be no longer than 500 words. Remember to include how your research relates to the 5 capabilities. See word document below for more information, or complete the student capabilities document..
This document will help you with your Research Journal. Complete a journal entry for this week and attach it to your Wiki page or email to me at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
Create a concept map of your research to help you identify focus areas to research and to refineyour topic. You can use Inspiration or another web based application/program.Webinspiration http://www.mywebspiration.com - create your concept maps,, print screen, save in "Paint" and then upload.
Guided Inquiry New Blooms Taxonomy 4MAT Use the 4MAT and Guided Inquiry table to assist you with developing your hypothesis and research questions.
4 What if?Present, Evaluate• Presentation: oral Multi modal, or written report• Journal entries• Synthesise – how can we improve?• DeBono’s 6 Thinking Hats written EvaluationResearch Questions:What are some solutions, changes or recommendations for the future?What have I learned about the Research process?What would I do better next time?Evaluating, Creating ↑
1 Why? Who?Initiation• “5 Whys” Langford QLT· Who is involved – people, perspectives• Emotions, feelings, Values, beliefs,motivations,Philosophies, current perceptions.· DeBono’s 6 Thinking HatsResearch Questions:Why has this occurred?Who are the stakeholders and what are their perspectivesRemembering↓
3 How?Formulation, Collection• Analysis of how it affects others• Method of research:Primary sources: photos, videos, interviews, surveys;Secondary sources: books, Internet, texts, encyclopaedias• Bibliography Harvard Reference System.Research Questions:How did this affect others?How am I going to conduct my research?Applying, Analysing ↑
2 What? ↓Selection, Exploration• Facts, background• Statistics• Information, perspectivesResearch Question:What are the facts, statistics and information relating to the topic/ issue?Understanding ←
Week 3
Use the following link to view a video by Adelaide University on Ethics in Research.Particapte in a class discussion about possible ethical issues faced by students. research Ethics video
Complete an Ethics consent form for the Research Project.
Term 2 Week 8
Congratulations Year 12 WHS Students on successfully submitting all 26 Research Folders for 2012 for this Wiki class.
Best wishes for your future investigations, I hope you take with you some valuable skills for your future.Term 2 Week 6
You Evaluations are due Friday the1st of June, by providing a hard copy printed and an electronic copy saved to my USB or emailled to caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.auHarvard Generator online tool This link will help you with generating a Harvard Reference online for your Reference list.
Term 2 Week 5
This week you will need to do an Evaluation of your research project. I have handed out in class adetailled sheet that explains how to set up your evaluation.On Friday 25/5/12 your 200 word summary of your research project evaluation is due to me. Please email it to me at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
There is a link below to the SACE website where you can see examples of evaluations that students have completed last year. You can use these examples as a model for your research project evaluation.
http://www.sace.sa.edu.au/subjects/stage-2/cross-disciplinary/research-project
If you are completing Research Project A that does not require an ATAR or written, but oral evaluation, you will need to make a time with me to record or present this as a multi modal presentation.
Caroline Woud
Term 2 Week 3
development
The teacher and student select evidence of the research development. The evidence selected may include material from the proposal.
Digitally recorded evidence or written notes, or a combination of these, to a maximum of 10 minutes of continuous recording or two A4 pages in printed copy, or equivalent. Notes may be made before, during, and/or after one or two formal discussions.
Assessment Type 1: Folio
In your Folio 10 pages label P1, P2, A1, A2, A3 (performance standards) where they occur with stickynotes or comments explaining them.
The selection should provide evidence of each of the specific features of the assessment design criteria ‘Planning’ (consideration and identification of the research topic, and planning of research processes appropriate to the research topic) and ‘Application’ (development of the research, analysis of information and exploration of ideas, and application of knowledge and skills).
Material submitted for the proposal and research development part of the folio may consist of a combination of written and non-written evidence. This should be limited to a total of ten single-sided A4 pages (not additional pages reduced in size) or 10 minutes or equivalent of digitally recorded evidence.
For the discussion part of the folio, students and teachers include digitally recorded evidence or written notes, or a combination of these, to a maximum of 10 minutes or two A4 pages, or equivalent. For example, a student may submit 5 minutes of digitally recorded evidence and one A4 page.
Assessment Type 2: Research Outcome
Students negotiate with their teachers suitable forms for producing their research outcome. The form is likely to vary from student to student, depending on the research topic and focus of the research processes. The evidence of learning submitted for assessment may be, for example:
The research outcome may be presented in written, oral, or multimodal form. In most cases the word and time limits, as stated in the Research Project subject outline, apply both to the research outcome or product, and to the accompanying evidence and examples.
However, in some cases the word and time limits apply only to the accompanying evidence and examples that substantiate the key findings. The outcome or product may be, for example, an installation, a construction, or a song, to which word and time limits would not apply.
Identification
The CD-R or DVD–/+R should be identified with the:
- school number
- name of the subject
- SACE registration number and any other numerals used to identify each student in the recording.
This information must be clearly indicated on the CD-R or DVD–/+R with a title in the menu or a title slide at the beginning of the CD-R or DVD–/+R.When there is more than one CD-R or DVD–/+R for an assessment group, each CD-R or DVD–/+R should be clearly numbered (1, 2, etc.).
Only SACE registration numbers or other numerals should be used to identify students in electronic files.
Example
School Number: 0XXX
Assessment Details: AT1, Task 2
SACE Registration Number: 123456X
Term 2 Week 1
Your draft research Outcome is now due. You will need to meet with me to recieve feedback on your outcome and and folio using the performance standards. This meeting will give you an opportunity to see how well you are going and where you need to improve before your final copies are due.This week you should be editing your outcome. Please see me if you need any assistance.
Weeks 9 and 10
If you have not done a discussion with me you will need to make a time ASAP. You will need to continue to develop your Folio and have a draft outcome by the end of term.There will be no classes on Week 10 Thursday and Friday as I will be in Malaysia for work. I expect that you have uploaded to your wiki or emailled me a draft or outline of how you expect to present your outcome. You can contact me on my email at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.auGood luck with your research, Caroline Woud.Week 6-8Discussion
Ensure you make a time with your teacher to complete your first discussion this week. It can be 5 minutes oral recorded or 1 A4 sheet of writing. Ensure you use the discussion handouts to guide your questions for your discussion.
5 tips for writing interview questionsWriting questions for an interview can be tricky. It is important that you know the right questions to ask and how to ask them. Structuring of the interview questions is also important. The following are five simple tips to help you write interview questions.
It allows you to view key new stories as they are reported in a number of countries and to view coverage of world, national, business, technology, sports and entertainment.
By selecting Australia – I can then search for media coverage on Indonesia for example.
Letter for consent to interview or survey a person for the Research Project is provided in the word file below.
Discussion will begin this week. Ensure you have booked an appointment time with me to hand up a 1 page written discussion or to record a five minute discussion.
Use time this week to look at some online examples of folio work at the SACE web site link below. This will help as a model of how to record your own research key findings in your folio work.
Week 5 Annotating articles you have read.When you research you will need to make notes on your articles, to demonstrate you have read, summarised and analysed your work to produce key findings.
You can simply high light and make hand written notes on your page, or use sticky notes to summarise key findings.Another way is to copy and paste the article into word and in the review tab at the top of the page, insert a "New comment" where you can make comments in a text box at the side of the page.
Useful ResourcesAustralia's original search engine. Has useful links to Australia's magazines and Newspapers.Search 30 million+ Australian web pages:
[Thousands of Newspapers Listed by Country & Region]
Week 4 20/2/2012
Research Proposal due at the start of week 4, Monday the 20th of February 2012.
More resources you can use online to find information.
Ergo research skills - http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/ergo/research_skills
Fuse - great site for secondary students, even though it is Victorian!
https://fuse.education.vic.gov.au/secondary/pages/Default.aspx
Finding information http://dclibrary.edu.glogster.com/finding-info/
National Library of Australia - many online resources - http://www.nla.gov.au/
Referencing Harvard style - http://www.lib.unimelb.edu.au/cite/harvard_dis/
Evaluating websites - http://library.acadiau.ca/tutorials/webevaluation/
Ethics and Research Adelaide Univeristy Video Research Ethics
1. Thank you to all the students who handed in their Research proposals on time.
If you still have not handed it in could you please email it to my school email account caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
2. Remember you need to upload your Research proposals to your wiki page, or email them to me at my address above
To do this go to Edit your page/ File upload / browse / select document / upload / save.
3. Let me know on your wiki pages if you are doing Research Project A or B.
You can do this by copy and pasting one of the A or B options below.Research Program A: Evidence of learning for the final evaluation can be in one or a combination of written, visual, or oral modes.
Research Program B: For students who intend their Research Project to contribute to their Tertiary Entrance Rank (TER). Evidence of learning must be presented in written form to meet the common written assessment component.
4. As you find more information on your topic you can refine your concept map to include this information.
5. Now you are ready to develop your research by completing the following tasks and record them electronically on your wiki journal page/ Research Development .
Assessment Type 1, Folio: Part 2 – Research Development
1. Conduct and develop research
2. Collate evidence of research e.g.
· Readings notes
· Drafts
· Diagrams
· Letters
· Emails
· Interview notes
· Record of online search
· Logbook entries
· Field work
· Dated and captioned photos
· Graphs
· Surveys and survey data
· Calculations
· Feedback from sources
· Translations
3. Evidence of Capabilities development
4. Opportunities and barriers and responses
Ongoing reflection on learning and research processes.
SurveysYou should now be immersed in your research locating different sources of information and evidence for your Research Report.This Includes a survey of peoples attitudes.You can also use **Zoomerang** as an online survey tool. Facebook is another online social networking site, that can be used to gather and collate information with friends and Groups.
http://www.surveygizmo.com/ is another online survey tool that you might find useful.
Caroline Woud Teachercaroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
OHS&W Announcement
OHS&W Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare legislation states that before we commence any new activity we need to do a RISK ASSESSMENT on it first.
This would be looking at what safety measures are required and what contingency/ emergency plans do we have if something might go .
Please see me before you begin activites for the appropriate RISK ASSESSMENT forms to complete.Ms Woud :)
If you have any trouble with technology, please make a note in your journal - we will learn how to fix it - maybe - we will learn from each other .
Week 1 Term 1 2012
To join this wiki you would have recieved an email with an invitation to join this wiki. You need to click on the link in the email and sign up as a member (if you are not a member) or sign in.
Once you have signed into this wiki, you will need to add a page of your own with a alias name that identifies who you are to your teacher.
To add your own page click on the "new page" icon on the top left hand column on this page.
Your page is for you to record an electronic copy of your work that you complete during the Research Project.
Guided InquiryDr Ross Todd & Dr Carol Kuhlthau" Inquiry is about an approach to learning that involves a process of us exploring our world, that leads to asking questions and making discovery in the search for new knowledge. It is about creating opportunities for students to be engaged in authentic and active learning based on their own quetions".
(Dr Ross Todd, Guided Inquiry conference Adelaide, 30th July 2010).
Information Search Process
We are in the process of: D L S O P E
D= Definine
L = Locate
S = Select
O = Organise
P = Present
E = Evaluate
Use the following ERGO link to learn about RBL http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/ergo/research_skills
Use the following link to go to the SACE website and view examples of support materials and videos that will assist you with your research Project SACE research Project support materials
This week you are to find an article on your topic using EBSCOHOST. Find a useful article, print it and create a reference for it using the Middle school or Senior School Reference Generator, on the online learning tools of the school home page. Ensure that you annotate your bibliography (make notes and highlight key words.
Friday 3/2/12 homework.
Write and introduction to your research for your proposal. Include the following information for your proposal:
Proposal Purpose
To present your preliminary ideas regarding your topic, research processes and chosen capability.
Description:
- outlines your initial ideas for the research
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Guided Inquiry New Blooms Taxonomy 4MATThis week create a page for yourself by clicking on the "page and files +" symbol at the top left hand corner of this wiki.
Create an assumed name for yourself and let me know what it is so I can see your work.
When you create a page you do not need to add tags. Your page name will then appear on the left hand column of this wiki.
Journal entry
Create a journal entry for your research. Describe what you have done so far and include a copy of the introduction for your proposal. See proposal notes handed out in class.
If you do not create a page to record your research you can always email me each week with your journals and work, at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
Online Resources
Ebscohost - on intranet page - excellent database of news for currency.
EBSCHO host
EBSCHO
Evaluating information - CRAP System for referencing http://dclibrary.edu.glogster.com/evaluating-information/
Currency
Reliability
Authority
Purpose
Begin your Research Proposal by developing your topic (Hypothesis or Guiding question) and develop focus questions. The research proposal should be no longer than 500 words. Remember to include how your research relates to the 5 capabilities. See word document below for more information, or complete the student capabilities document..
Complete a journal entry for this week and attach it to your Wiki page or email to me at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
Create a concept map of your research to help you identify focus areas to research and to refineyour topic. You can use Inspiration or another web based application/program.Webinspiration http://www.mywebspiration.com - create your concept maps,, print screen, save in "Paint" and then upload.
Use the 4MAT and Guided Inquiry table to assist you with developing your hypothesis and research questions.
- Use the following link to view a video by Adelaide University on Ethics in Research.Particapte in a class discussion about possible ethical issues faced by students. research Ethics video
- Complete an Ethics consent form for the Research Project.
- Look at the You Tube clip A Fair(y) Use Tale.
- Note the main points about copyright.
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- Complete a journal entry for this week and attach it to your Wiki page or email to me at caroline.woud@woodvillehs.sa.edu.au
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